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US midterm results impact: ₹4 lk cr added! Sensex soars 2700 pts, Nifty up 3% in 2 days - Strategy and stocks to buy

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In short

The multi-day rally was aided by a roughly 15% weekly decline in crude oil prices amid hopes for de-escalation in Middle East tensions. Massive foreign institutional inflows provided substantial liquidity, headlined by the largest single-day purchase in nearly six years. Additionally, domestic markets remained insulated from global tech weakness due to minimal direct exposure to artificial intelligence trade volatility.

Key points

  • Democratic control of both US congressional chambers prompted market expectations of redu…: Democratic control of both US congressional chambers prompted market expectations of reduced geopolitical conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran.
  • Cheaper imported crude oil provides vital macroeconomic relief by mitigating domestic inf…: Cheaper imported crude oil provides vital macroeconomic relief by mitigating domestic inflation risks and supporting the Indian rupee.
  • Limited domestic reliance on the artificial intelligence sector successfully shielded Ind…: Limited domestic reliance on the artificial intelligence sector successfully shielded Indian benchmarks from global technology market losses.

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Stock market rally: The Indian stock market extended its winning streak to seven consecutive sessions on Friday, November 6, defying a sharp global sell-off led by technology stocks. Improving sentiment following the US midterm election results, a steep fall in crude oil prices and renewed foreign institutional investor (FII) buying have supported domestic equities.

The Sensex rose 734.66 points, or 0.9%, while the Nifty advanced 166 points, or 0.7%, on Friday. In the previous session, the Sensex had surged 2,008 points, or 2.60%, to close at 79,310, while the Nifty gained 576 points, or 2.40%, to settle at 24,536.

In the 2 sessions combined, Sensex has jumped over 2700 points while Nifty has added over 700 points. Investors added more than ₹4 lakh crore to their wealth over the preceding two sessions.

Moreover, with the latest gains, both benchmark indices have rallied around 9% over seven sessions.

According to V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Investments Limited, India's relatively limited exposure to the artificial intelligence trade could help it outperform other markets amid the global technology sell-off.

“The…

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